Re: [Trisquel-users] Microsoft now fighting UK government over FLOSS

[tegskywalker]

In the end, the user has a choice to use a non-free program or not. I've  
known people on Windows who tried LibreOffice and thought it was ugly or was  
missing features they were used to in Office and switched back.

As long as the file format is open and can be easily shared between users of  
free and non-free editors and viewers, then it helps if the majority of the  
public chooses to use a non-free program for their benefits. In some ways,  
the end result is what really matters as long as you don't have to pay to  
access data created by someone else.